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The Metro and Standup suites of public realm furniture are elegant contemporary ranges of unique stainless steel products, specifically designed for robust public areas such as airport and railway station concourses, transport interchanges and shopping centres.
• Our public realm furniture is crafted to blend in harmony with the urban environment
• We use only the highest grades of stainless steel, S304 /S316 grades • Metro and Standup are resistant to corrosion, vandalism and grafitti • They are specifically engineered to offer whole life investment costs of 35/40 years
• Durable yet elegant in design and aesthetically pleasing • Manufactured in Sheffield, the home of stainless steel
114 256 0330
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Steel Line Ltd.415 Petre Street, Sheffield S4 8LL Tel: 0114 231 7330 Fax: 0114 256 0330 Email:
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Times House, Bravingtons Walk, Regent Quarter London N1 9AW. Tel: +44 (0) 7042 9961
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